Billy, baby... we know.
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Billy, baby... we know.
Connor Storrie | Aporro X Fresh to Death Collection | 2021
goodmorning this is your assigned shane of the day
just gotta throw my all-time favourite Giles scene into the mix
RIP Anthony Head, a truly generational talent.
And then it kills you
Billy at 25 finally tracking down his mother... only to find she started a new family... and then ditched them too. He has a 15 year old half-brother and their mom bailed on him when he was 9.
since this is back in my notifs in case anyone is interested to know I actually wrote it
sure whatever you say, beautiful
was thinking the other day about an idea of billys mom always being flaky but he repressed all those memories and only remembered the good times with her
and neil brings it up in an argument one day after billys been idolizing her, like "your mother used to run off on you all the time. sometimes she'd be gone for weeks! she never gave a shit about you!"
and billys initial instinct is to argue back and defend his mom, neils just lying like he always does, trying to hurt him
but then later when billys alone he starts remembering parts of his childhood where his mother just seemed to have vanished. and there was always an excuse about her being away for work or visiting family or something that made sense to billy at the time but now that he's really thinking about it.... she never had a job that required travel. and why would she spend weeks on end with family that billy never met....
and billy comes to the horrible conclusion that his mother isnt the saint he built her up to be all these years. the signs were there the entire time that she would leave him, in retrospect he shouldnt have been so blindsided. but he was a kid. what did he know.
fic: american motor over smoldered field pairing: hollanov tags: catfish au
The play is very, very obvious. Ilya has spent most of his life wanting to be away from it, and to do that, you need a lot of money. The man in front of him has a lot of money, and better yet, a deep appreciation for the muscles that make up Ilya’s stomach. Ilya wishes he had the texts in hand, thick, soft pieces to feed back into his frowning mouth. Remember? When you said: I like you so much, and god I feel crazy and Fuck me, fuck me harder, more, god you feel so big, so good. I can feel you—please, you’re going to make me come. Please can I come. Please, Ilya. Always, they beg. Ilya is happier than he thought possible to fit in one body.
read it on ao3
i don't want you to think she was weak.
⚰️ A new episode of Adventuring Party is out now on Dropout!
The cast discuss their vampiric to-do list, their frenzied moment, and their plans for sending Beth to Paris!
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Loyalty (1869)
— by Briton Rivière
Loyalty (2025)
— by Ilya Rozanov
leaving me alone in the room before a blood draw with all the test tubes is my marshmallow test
sugar daddy shane is actually something that can alter my brain chemistry
are we fucking joking
Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid cover the latest issue of GQ Hype, photographed by Huy Luong.